Sentence examples for demand for binding from inspiring English sources
Where was the demand for binding global laws for multinational companies?
The demand for binding arbitration is the latest hurdle for ThinkFilm, and its owner, David Bergstein, who also owns Capitol Films.
No date for negotiations with UNITE HERE has been set, Stern has not publicly renounced his demand for binding arbitration, and SEIU's raids against UNITE HERE continue.
Mr Key told New Zealand's TV One that The Hobbit should not be the target for the unions' demands for binding contracts for performers in the country's movie industry.
Another includes Russia's demands for binding guarantees on the non-expansion of NATO and for constraints on U.S. ballistic missile defense systems ― two of the conditions that Moscow recently put forth for reviving bilateral cooperation on nuclear security, both of which run counter to U.S. interests.
Developing countries have referred to this Convention in support of their demand for legally binding agreements regarding transfer of samples, but developed countries have maintained that the Convention is not applicable to the case of influenza viruses.
The utilization of municipal solid waste (MSW) incineration bottom ash (IBA) in the infrastructure construction is a double-win solution to feed the fueling demand for building stones and binding materials.
Thus, even at the stage of the RNA/protein translocase, when the primordial membranes might have been leaky to both Na+ and H+, there could have been a mechanistic demand for Na+-binding and, accordingly, selection for the corresponding set of amino acid ligands.
Perhaps this reflects greater affinity demanded for successful binding at the lower antibody concentrations, thereby reducing off target binding.
Earlier this week, he announced that the administration would meet Russia's demand for a legally binding agreement regarding the reduction of nuclear weapons.
James S. Miller, the dean of admissions at Brown University, figured this could be the year that the frantic demand for admission under binding early-decision programs might begin to subside.
